The Ming Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history to be founded by the Han Chinese. Founded in 1368 by Zhu Yuanzhang, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, it has gone through 12th and 16th emperors and 276 years of national ancestry. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the capital was set in Yingtianfu, and the capital was moved to Shuntianfu in 1421, and Yingtianfu was renamed Nanjing. Because the emperor of the Ming Dynasty was surnamed Zhu, he was also called Zhu Ming. In 1644, Li Zicheng invaded Beijing, and Zhu Youzhen of Ming Yizong hanged himself in the coal mountain, and the Ming Dynasty died. Subsequently, the Manchu Qing dynasty entered the Central Plains, and in 1662 the Yongli Emperor Zhu Youlang was killed, and in 1683 the Qing army occupied Taiwan, ending the Ming and Zheng dynasties. The Ming Dynasty was a prosperous era in China after the Zhou, Han and Tang dynasties, and was known as the "Zhilong Tang and Song Dynasty" and "Yuanmai Han and Tang Dynasties". The Ming Dynasty, without the harmony of the Han and Tang Dynasties, without the two Song Dynasty coins, the Son of Heaven and the Imperial Gate, the monarch died in Sheji, and was admired by future generations.
